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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
rneatre Ticke,s Returned.

LONDON. May GA dispatch to the
Standard on Wednesday night. reported
that Gro ad numbering 1000 marched
down the Rue Royale shouting, "a
BERLIN The mob moved rapiply across
the Place de la Concorde, evidently
intending to reach tho German embassy.
The police charged upon and dispersed
the crowd, which soon reformed and
started for the Eysee. Another charge
was made by the police and the mob
scattered in all directions. M. Lamoreus
sold $4,000 francs worth of tickets for
the performance OF Lohengrin Notice
was posted at the theatre announcing
that the money would be returned.
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POPE AND KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
What He says of Them and Hem
George-Dr. MctsfynD.

New York, May 5.-The Worid to-
morrow will say: The following cable
dispatch was received from Rome by
Archbishop Corrigan yesterday: mo
decision has been given in the case of
the Knights of Labor. 1t is false that
Pore Leo said that there is nothing
worthy of censure in Georges book. !"
The signature was not revealed by the
officials at the palace. This cablegram
confirms what was said by Cardieal
Taschereau and already published in the
World The Pope has withdrawn his
condemnation OF the Knights of Labor,
hut has not approved them. Henry
George said III relation to the latter
part of the cablegram: II have never
urged that the Pope has not condemned
my theories. [ have said he never ex.
amined them, and that he has never
condemned DR.. MeGlynn."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Names OF the Newly Elected
Directors.

BesToN, May 5.-The Mexican Cen.
tgal Railway Company (limitedl, at its
annual meeting yesterday. elected
directors as follows: Oliver Amts,
Isaac T. Burr, Jacob Edwards, Andrew
B. Lanwrie, Il. Rollins Morse. Albert
w. Nickleson, William Rotch, Warren
Sawyer, Joseph ). Whites, Geo. B.
Wilbur and Levi c. Wade, of Boston;
Sebastian Camacho, Edward W. Jack.
son and Pablo Landa, of Mexico; Levi
z. Letter, of Chicago; Jos. Richardson,
of New York and Robert Symon, of
London. Mr.. Richardson Is substituted
for Arthur Sewall, it being thought
advisable to have New York man on
the board.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
A CHINESE FEMALE
struggling Against the Law and
Oppression.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.--Sue Gam, d
progressing Chinese girl. was brought
to this city about three years ago, and
was purchased for $500. The purchaser
Immediately placed the girl in a house Of
infamy, against her will. She resigned
herself to fate and saved a portion of her
earnings, intending when she had ac-
cumulated enough to make her escape
to China. Two weeks ogo she saw an
opportunity. aud leaving her den OF in
iouity, fed to the Presbyterian mission.
Her owner swore out q warrant for the
girls arrest on the charge of grand lar
oeny. A Superior Judge learning the
facts of the case refused to allow the
owner to regain the girls possession,
and released her on her own recog.
nizance. To-day the owner swore out
two warrants, charging Sue Gam with
embezzlement. The police judge fol-
lowed his superior's action and gave the
girl into the care of the Mission. The
girl will have to be tried, however, on
the three charges of felony against her.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
ABOUT PATRICK EGAN.
How the misfOrtunes OF Ireland
Affect Him.

LONDON, May "a Paris correspond.
ent to the London News, in recent let.
ter to this paper, says that for journal.
istic purposes he made Patrick Egan's
acquaintance when in Paris, and got to
know him we'll. He adds: 'It hap
pened that l saw him at the moment lie
heard of the Pteaix Park mur-
ders. 1t was at Madeline sta
tion of a Itramway leading to
Avenue de Villers, where he resides.
When be opened and looked at his eysn-
ing paper 1t fell from his hands and he
became quite corpse.like. l had not
before accosted him, but when per-
ceived his state, was under the impress
sion that he was dying, and went to see
what was the matter, so as to call assls-
tance were it wanted. For perhaps five
minutes he could not speak and kept
staring in a fixed way and look
ing more dead than alive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
PLEADING 0THE COMMISSION
For the Suspension of section
Number Four.

MEMPHIS. May 5.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission concluded its
labors here to-day, after hearing evi.
dence from the merchants of Memphis,
Louisville. Lexington, Little Rock and
Newport. Arkansas, to the eject that
the enforcement of Section Four will
be disastrous to the commerce aud in
dustries of the points named. The
Louisville ard Nashville, the Nashville,
Chattanooga, St. Louis and the Chesa
peake Bay and s. w. r. R. were
granted two weeks time to file their ar
guments and statistical Information, in
support of their petition for perma.
nent suspension Of Section four. The
opinion prevails that the testimony
taken here has not impressed the Com.
mission adversely to Section four.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
BasebaII.

WASHINGTON, May s. advantageous
5, Philadelphias 5; game called on ac-
count of darkness.
DETROIT, May 5.-Detroit 5, Indian
apolis 3.
CLEVELAND, May 5.-Cleveland 5,
Cincinnati 6.
New York, May 5.--New York 5,
B son 6; game called ON account of
darkness.
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Athletics s.
Baltimore 7.
BRookLYS, May 5.--Brooklyn l6.
Metropolitans l3.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.--Rain; no game.
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chm mbcr of Commerce Feast.

SAN Francisco. May 5.-The first
banquet of the Chamber of Commerce,
was held at the Palace Hotel this even
ing. Most Of the prominent merchants
of this city and the highest municipal
officials were present. Speech making
was continued until late hour in the
morning.
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A sehooner wreckea.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.--This after
noon the eighteen ton schooner Espinosa,
was brought into port in tow. She
struck on a rock last night at Point
Arenas midway between the North
Heads and Bolinas Bay and her hull
filed with water. Captain Peter An.
derson and the first mate barely escaped
with their lives.
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Crininaiities.

John Richards was tried yesterday
for having exhibited his person to school
children, and was sentenced to six
months in the County Jail.
The six Cinnamon charged with vio-
lating the laundry ordinance, were yes
terday Gped s. each.
Pedro Ferarri. charged with passing
counterfeit money, will be examined be-
fore United States Commissioner Van
Dyke on Tuesday next. He is out on
bonds OF &lo0.
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san Jose votes Bonds.

San JosE, May 5.--At the special
election to-day, on the question OF the
issue of $500, 900 bonds by the city, for
the purpose of building City Hall
building, sewers. bridges, etc.. there
was large vote. and the proposition
decided in favor OF the bonds by an
oyerWh Ginning ma aiority.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.
An Editor Shot for Publishing
Private MATTERS.

NEW ORLEANS. May "A special to
the Picayaae from Jackson, Miss. says:
A fatal shooting affray took place on
SapoIo street at o'clock to night be-
tween Col. james S. Hamilton, lessee of
the penitentiary. and r. D. Gambrel. of
the Suord and Shield, of this city.
Mr.. Gainbrel was killed almost in.
stantly, having received several
shots in the head. Col. Hamilton is
mortally wounded. being shot through
the body. The cause of the unfortunate
affair was an article in the Sword and
Shield, few days ago, severely CRITICS
ing Colonel Hamilton's private and pub
lie character. Both Colonel Hamilton
and MIR. Gambrel were prominent
citizens.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
A GEN erous Donor

WORCESTER, Mass, May 5.-At a
meeting of the incorporators of the new
Clark University yesterday. Mr.. Clark
informed them Of his intontion to make
further gifts to the college amounting to
about 50, 900, 900, including d collection
Of works Of art valued at $500, 900.
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Not a. Volcano.

BENSON. A. r., May 5.--The follow.
ing telegram has Just been received
from Fort Huachuca; A party has just
returned from the Whetstone mountains.
The supposed volcano has turned out to
he wood on fire started by Mexicans.
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nr,nk Causes Sutclde.

MONTERREY, Cal, May 5.-Jacob
Hamel, young German. was found this
morning dead in his bed, with pistol
wound in his right temple. The wound
was slightly powder-burned, and the
pistol was lying on the floor. Hamel
was hard.working young man, but ad-
dicted to drink.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
Elood Wfil Not Hetire.

SAN FRANcrsco, May 5.-Rumors have
been 10 circulation for several days that
j, G. Flood had determined to retire to
ouiet life. Mr.. Flood, however, yester.
day set at rest all doubts as to his future
Intentions by stating, II haveno present
intention of retiripg from business. |
expect to remain in business till die.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
r,,c..,,,,c strike Ended.

SAN FRANCISCO, May ga. N.
Towna, General Manager OF the South
ern Pacific Company, announces that the
strike of brakemen on the Visalia divi.
sion of the Southern Pacific railroad, has
been satisfactorily adjusted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
Floral Fair.

SAN jose, May 5.-A floral fair
opened here in Horticultural Hall last
evening. The exhibition is certainly
the finest ever made here.
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PARLIAMENT AND SEQ. FoUR.
| Bill introduced fn Ontario,
That Concerns II.

OTTAWA, Ont, May 5.-Mulock has
introduced bill in Parliament, en-
bodying some Of the provisions Of the
United States Interstate Commerce bill.
The most important provision relates
to discrimination in the rate. and pro-
vides that no railroad company shall
charge for carrying freight short dis.
tance, a greater rate than for carrying
the same class OF goods a longer, in
which the shorter is included.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
BIRDS OF WAR.
The Germans Train Falcons To
Catch Pigeons.

Moscow, May 5.-A Berlin correspon-
dsnt of the Moscow Gazette says the
German military authorities are training
mastifrs to hunt at the French outposts
in the event of war; also falcons and
other birds of prey are being trained to
chase carrier pigeons, should the latter
be employed by the French.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
award of Contract.

FRESNO, Cal, May 5-The Fresno
Milling Company were to-day awarded
the contract for furnishing the Govern
ment Posts in Arizona with 500. 1000
pounds OF -four.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
BOY Murderer.

PrNoLu, May 6.--While playing on
the school ground this morning Fred
Burmister, 10 years old. drew pistol
and shot his companion. Timothy
O'Hara, in the head. UHara cannot
recover.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
Running Amuck .

ODESSA, May GA Russian fanatic
ran amuck here to-day, stabbed six Jews
and killing two. He was arrested in a
restaurant where he attacked and in
jured Jewish waiter. A mob OF Jews
tried to lynch him.
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smn,,oox at san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.--Castoms Of
ficer Wescott has been taken down with
smallpox. The officer was one OF those
who boarded the steamer City of Sidney
which recently arrived here from China.
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KILLED By A DRUM MElf.
Bouligny, of New Orleans, shoots
n Negro Barber.

Ell PAso, Texas, May 5.-Edgar d.
Bouligny, New Orleans drummer, shot
and killed Kennard, negro barber, in
front of the Vendome Hotel, this morn
ing. Bouligny sent for the barber to go
to his hotel and shave sick friend. He
did SO and charged 81 for the job. Bou.
ligny refused to pay what he considered
an exorbitant charge. The negro picked
up rock, when the latter raised his
pistol and fired. The ball struck Ken
rard in the neck killing him almost in
stantly. Bouligny surrendered and is in
iail. He is about 35 years old and be-
longs to noted Creole family in New
Orleans.
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card swindtcrs sentenced.

MONTE CARLO. May 5.--Tae Crou-
piers implicated in the recent gambling
swindle have been tried. The one who
dealt the cards was sentenced to eight.
cen months imprisonment. The others
were severely reprimanded.
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sfcbcrt was Siobert.

BAsrRsgIsLp. CAL, May 5.-The
Coroner's jury in the case Of R. NJ.
s;ebert, finished their investigation last
night, and found that the deceased was
X. M. 6iebert.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
STRIlkE OF SCAyENGERS.
Will Have Their Way, or y. +
Shall smell to Heaven.

SAN FRANCISCO, May "a peculiar
strike is in progress here among hun
dred scavengers who belong to the Scav'
engers' Union. The cause of tie action
IL found in an ordinance recently passed
by the Board of Supervisors at the In.
stance of the Board OF Health, prohibit.
ing the dumping of garbage except
in barges. AT meeting the scavengers
adopted resolution, that unless the
barges are supplied, the collection OF
garbage shall cease,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
BASIS OF sETTLEsiENT.
Rate of Distance Agreed to ON
the Vfsalia strike.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.-The condi.
tions on which the strike was settled,
are that 5000 miles shall constitute a
months work, wages TO remain the
same as before. The strikers demand
was that $500 miles should constitute q
months work. The freight blockade
has been raised and traffic was resume d
this afternoon as usual.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
THE sENATOR-ELEcT.
The son of n Former Statssma n
Of virginia.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 5.-Judge
Faulkner, who was elected United
States Senator to-day, is son of tho
late Charles James Faulkner. who rep
resented Virginia and, West Virginia in
Congress before, and served as Minister
1, France under the Administration of
President Buchanan. The Senate or. elect
is about 40 years OF age.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
GENERAL NE WS.
Financial Report of the
A. T. & S. f. II. r.
TIE BURNING MINE.
Newly Elected officers of the
Mexican Central Railway.
Boy Murderer.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
BosroN, May 5.-The fifteenth nnnu al
report of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway, just issued, shows
the gross earnings for 1856, to be Sl5,-
SS4. 307; expenses and taxes, S.6l3, oil;
net earnings, $3.50, 1916. Additional re-
oeipts from other sources swell the
above to SS,02S 040. Surplus. after
paying fixed charges, sinking fund dues.
dividends, etc., is $739,4l6. Increase
of gross earnings, s4l2,9ll; increase of
net earnings, deducting taxes, is Sll3,-
96S. The bonded debt was reduced
1929. 900 in 1885, and is now $40. 81 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
Hanged.

Nsw York, May 5.--Peter Smith was
hanged in the yard 6f the Tombs, this
morning, for tho murder Of John Han.
non, in April, 1873.
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The Force In Ma a,slesnIte.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 5.--The
House, yesterday, unanimously passed
. resolution urging the bringing home
from California Of the flagship Hartford
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
virginia. Deadiock areak X.

CnARLEsroS, w. Va, May g.
Charles James Faulkner, of Martins-
burg. was elected United States Senator
on the tirst ballot to-day. He received
fifty votes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
OONsEQUENCE or PRE1lIDlUE.
Cause of POstp0nement or the
PARIS hthItLOM.

PARIS, May 5.--It is reported that in
consequences OF the refusal Of the Euro-
pean powers to take part in the Paris
exhibition, the French Government oou-
templates postponing its opening until
1890 in order TO disassociate tho exhibit
ton from the celebration OF the hhn-
dredth anniversary of the revbiutien.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
THE TURF.
Horses Arriving at Louisville
Greut Preparasions.

| LoUIsvILLE. May 1.-Two carloads oi
horses arrived yesterday from Memphis,
increasing the number of horses at the
grounds to over 200. The California
stables keep all in the dark about their
champions, allowing none of the attend.
ants to indicate the names Of any of the
horses, but the identity of two OF the
horses that will probably represent the
stables has been perfectly established.
Gore takes his work daily, and outlooks
his rivals, and his good work jusiifies
the confidence of his hackers Sunday
he worked with heavy weights up half a
mile in fifty seconds, finishing a mile
and quarter in 2.l45. the track being
safe aud not fast Good judges say that
2.37 will be about the mark, and the
course can be easily made much faster
than it Is. The grounds are alive with
people, attracted by the great display
of horses. Volante, Lucky B., Grisette
Goliah, Miss Ford and Pendennis, OF the
Baldwin lot, and Troubador, Master
piece and Duke of Bourbon, of Browns
string, creating the most interest. Every.
thing points to the greatest Derby and
race meeting ever held In Kentucky or
in this country.
YHE WASHINGTON RACES.
WAsHiSGroS May 5.-Tbe weather
was pleasant and the audience large.
The most startling event of the day was
the winning of the first race by Patro.
cles. But one pool ticket had been sold
ON hiin, and that paid $625 25.
Three quarters of a mile for three
year-olds and upwards won,
Anarch second. Pasha third; time, l:l6
All ages, mile--Adonis won, Tellie
Doe second, Lafitte third; time, I.43.
For two-year.olds, five furloDgs--
Omaha won, Tongue second. Salvini
third; time. :03.
Handicap, mile and .one-eigh th-Ten.
strike won, Enigma second, Bonanza
third; time, l:57a.
Mile, three year-olds aud upwards
Belmont won, Glendon second, Frankei |
B. third; time, l:44.
THE CONTEST TODAY.
LEXINGTON, May 5.-The races 10.
day, through rain and mud, were
slimly attended. For all ages, six fur.
longs, Wary won, Lelax second. Band.
box third; time, 20. For three-year.
olds. one and a quarter miles. Libretto
won, BancIoche second. Pearl l. third;
time, 2:2l. Handicap. all ages. one
mile and seventy yards, Knight of Ell.
lerslie won, Ascola second, Wahoo
third; time. :52.
THE FRESNO RACES.
FRESNO, May 5.--Secoud days races:
First race, running. mile and repeat
Oro. Barney and Prince. The first heat
wss won by Barney in las; the second |
aud third heats were wen by 0ro in
] 80 and l529.
Second race, half mile dash--Johnny |
Gray, Napoleon. Belle D. and Mpll:s
usAs .ne horses came in in the order |
named; time, so seconds.
Third race, trotting and pacing
Patchen T., Zero and Fresno. The
first heat was won by Zero in $40;
Fresno was distanced. The next three
heat were won by Patchen in 2:9. 2:37t,
2:30.
TUE THIRD NAYS RAcEs
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ANTI.GERMAN MOB.
Nh out Offensive Phrases and Act
yiOlentiy In paris.

LoSDoN, May 5.-The Teieg, a.ph de-
scribes the anti-Gsrman demonstration
q. n..sia lesss Tassdes as serious: l. x- 49,.
the mob in the isiigghbothsed of the
Eden Theater. where Wagner's Lohen.
grin was being performed. shouted, "a
Bas I allemage" Down with G Gsrn,auy).
"Viye Ia France" "A Beilin" lon to
Berin); "A bas Bismarck Down with
Bismarckl; sssive us back our clocks
(referripg to Ssrasburg). Last evening
the demonstrations were renewed, being
mostly composed of students and gamins
who marched about shouting. The
leaders of the mob proposed to their
followers to march to the German EN-.
tassy. 1t was stopped by the polics
and turned before it could reach tie
embassy. The mob then returned to
the Place de fOpera and here gradually
dispersed. TIE manager of the Elem
Theatre has decided to suspend the
performance of Lohengrin and other
productions of Wagner in that plaos of
amusement. The Paris government has
decided to prosecute the publishers of
the paper, La Reeanehe, for publishing
the article, "Down with the Gerna, I"
and calculated to arouse a warlike feel
ing among the French people against
the Germans,
TWELVE or THEM ARRESTED.
PARIS, May 5 The Anti.Gernsn
demonstrations continue to be made in
various sections of this city. A pro.
cession carrying banner inscribed ITO
Berlin" to-day marched to the palace
Elysee. where it was dispersed by the
police and twelve persons were arrested
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
TIE THIRD DAYS RACES.

SACRAMENTO, May 5.--The third day =
racing at the spring meeting of the
Capital Turf Club was not largely at.
tended. The weather was excellent and
the track good.
First race. special purse of $500. 5000
to first. 2l20 to second. and $40 to third
Starters, Kate Bender, Bluebeli. Clara
g., Solitaire, Black Point. Bender went
to cart, the others to harness. Bluebell
won the first neat in 2:37aa. and Black
Point won the next three and the race
in 2:40, 2;43a, 2:4la Bender was the
favorite.
Second race, free for all, purse $500
Starters. Chapman, Prince, Saker. Poca-
hontas, Ackerman. Pocahontas won
the first heat in 2.2544; Chapman the
next three heats in 2;26. 2.2S5a, ard the
last by length from Pobahoptas, after
driving to finish. Chapman was the
fayorite.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
STRAY GIRLS HOME.

The subscriptions Pile up Very
Nicely.
II begins to look as If the Stray Girls
Home Is an accomplished fact. The
people of Los Angeles are responding in
way that reflects credit upon them
selves and upon the community. The
following gentlemen yesterday sub orb d
the amounts set opposite their names:
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THE BURNING msNE.
Volumes of steam Prevents
knowledge of Life or Death.

NANAIMo. B. c.. May 5.--The fire has
considerably abated in the mine. A
dense volume Of steam is rising from
the air shaft, but until the fire ia COM
pletely subdued it is impossible to enter
the workings TO ascertain whether the
unfortunate men shut in are living or
dead. Fresh relays of working parties
are being brought from the Wellington
mines. Ships in the hafhor have also
supplied about sixty men, who are work.
ing nobly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
Genernl Huckner Nolnfnmle1,

LouisvlLLE, KY. May 5.--ahe Dpn<
ocratie State Convention has nosninai&i
General Simon Il. Bucl<per i0r (fo1Sxn6
by aeelamaiion. ]. 3 s., !; & E. 8
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= HUpIys
UNABATEp ExERTIoN TO RELIEvE.

VICTORIA, B. c., May 5.--The latest
news from Nanaimo states that there is
little hope of rescuing those within the
mine. The exertion for rescuing the en-.
tombed men continues unabated. OF
the l30 men whse fate is still unknown,
about sixty are Cinnamon. The loss to
the mine is estimated at half million
dollars.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02
Obrazy
s1rO1oW ~DOlskicIa.

kt6re mi pred dwoma t%ygodnia-
mi przes}a} p. Szpetowski 4 Po-
znania, szybko rozsprzcda}em i
tcraz znowu mi ich zabrak1o.
Pisa}em czcmpredzej pc no
wa p~rzyse}ke, ktorej nadejscia
spodziewam sic IA 3 tygodnie.
Tymczasem kwituje otrzyma-
ME ma tie obrazys5,o0 pc a VITO
ryl cd p. p. Antonicgo Shermana
IL Chic j poslod p A .Bednarskiego
z San Francisco i Micha4a Chmie-
lewskiego st. Paul, Neb. Troche
cierpliwosci, a kazdy, kto obraz
obstalowa}, bedzie zadowolony.
Meronim Derdo.ski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02
Galicya.

" powiecie holbus2oushiim zu
staraniem hr. ZdzlsfAwa T~yszkiewi-
GA z%osta1o zawiazune Kolko roll
niczc W Nlwiswach. Przewodnicza-
Gym wybrano p. Kazimicrza Hup.
Ike tumtcj szego wiasciciela, zastep-
ca przewodniczacego ks. Franci-
seek Eigasin ,,proboszcza miejsco.
wego, sekretarzem Jana RykaiQ"
nauczyciela q czfonkami Zarzadu,
J6zefa Mocendora, kowala, j Jana
Pydtko gospo!arza miejscoweso.
Kofko to %zuprowadza tam sklepik
chrescijahski, dl:. czfonk6w swych
/ wniosto jul prosbe do c. k. Sta
rostwa o udzielenie konoesyi ma
otwsrcie takowego.
Zarzad giowny wzywa to Kot.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-02

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Niniejszem pozy
jak nujpokorniej 4
0 laskawe umie4
puj4cego sprawd1
mach Wlausa: y
Ma posiedzen1
Tow. b. p. Pu1ay
no polowe komitd
81 OF. 4. Schreit
fins. powtornie on
wskiego, do Komfl
czej Oh Kucharskit
kowsl1iego, na marsA
A. Jurek zas do
polskiej Oh. Bosikor4
do amerykanskiej Oh
cZa.
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